Approximation

We Define Each Other:
"Very inventive great tune. An extraterrestrial corporate ringtone! I'm imagining E.T. doing a TED talk"  - Weerthof

" have a bunch of creatures moving things around in my head...from left to right and back again. they are scattering and running, like night bugs in the light. too cool....pure headphone sugar".  - Pretzels Malone

"Awesomely beautiful and relaxing! The organic/synth sounds are an amazing contribution to the atmosphere...phew, wonderful!" - Utu Lautturi

"ah, here we have some mouse on mars meets the doors ... nice nice" - valeska jakobowicz 

"Intricate. The best things happening where styles are in collision - the indie sway and industrial grittiness abrading at the lightly elastic dub-step" - 

"Naughty-sneaky, with a quirky stomp. A bit like tiptoeing in an 8 bit landscape with gluey sneakers.."
Placement

"Sounds like thinking :) Great job!"  - Sect-on

"Great drums and and sample tweaks, amazing sonic experiementals and analog inputs!"  - Pfaender

"Wonderful sense of time's contiuum, but it's hard to associate with deleuzeian theories"  - _Ginko_

"Great style you've created. I bought your album because it's so unique and interesting. Plus I like to support other bay area bands!"  - Hemorrhage

"have not heard anything like this before but like it a lot"  - Papuna

 . . .you guys are too kind . . .


Music is Vital and this website is a dream come true, so please don't spam us, ask us to "check out my track" or otherwise use this community to bastardize relations in this way.  

Homunculus Rex is:
Ryan Morgan - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Bass, MIDI Bass
Josh Sonstroem - Ableton: Drums, Glitches, Samples; Synths, Melodica, iPhone

𝙍𝙖𝙙𝙞𝙤 𝘼𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙫𝙞𝙩𝙮 
Streaming France

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4uyJYLBKHEv_D0fSPoOkJQ
https://soundcloud.com/user-20265226/tracks

basic copyright on all tracks.
all of the tracks on here are made with a 12 track boss digital recorder.      to make some sounds more spacious such as the main chords and melodies i have to use 2 tracks at the same time. this is why i try to keep my tracks short because i can only use a limited number of sounds. if i use 2 tracks for bass, drums, chords and melody it only leaves me with 4 tracks for effects and secondary melodies. i prefer to record only one sound on the channels allocated as this avoids problems with volume levels.  i'm not a great musician, but i am also not very good with computers, so this is the only way i can demonstrate my musical ideas.  a big thank you to everyone who listens and comments.........and especially those who like.

Approximation

Владимир Стоев